White pieces left behind. Is this a problem?

[ZeroClub]

I am left to wonder -

1. Does this marketing strategy work?

2. Who would check for "white pieces that are left behind"?

3. In the event that said pieces were discovered, who'd be bothered by them?

4. If someone you know notices "white pieces that are left behind" on you, shouldn't you trust that person enough not to be worried about their reaction?

[Hoofbite]

Probably about comfort.

I'd imagine that half a handful of paper will leave a person a little uncomfortable.

[CliffnMesquite]

There Are Four Lights!

[Hoofbite]

I'd say Charmin is probably better than the 3 sea shells.

[ROMOSAPIEN9]

Those little white pieces are otherwise known as "dingleberry's."

[vta]

Originally Posted by ZeroClub

I am left to wonder -

1. Does this marketing strategy work?

2. Who would check for "white pieces that are left behind"?

3. In the event that said pieces were discovered, who'd be bothered by them?

4. If someone you know notices "white pieces that are left behind" on you, shouldn't you trust that person enough not to be worried about their reaction?

I guess there is some wisdom to taking care of this sort of thing before you hop in the shower each morning.

[needforspeed]

Bidet, anyone?